Greg, 4 letters; QNTC; this is the built in ability within I5/OS to access windows file shares. It uses the SMB protocol.
If possible use EIM with Kerberos for SSO and authentication.
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We have quite a few jobs that retrieve files from various FTP servers and/or websites. All of these processes are a combination of CL, RPGLE and scripts (I wrote all of them). Until now, I have always stored these on the IFS. I have a need to push a group of files over to our Windows server instead.
I could fire up another script to FTP from the IBM i to our Windows server, but I'd rather not have FTP server running on the Windows server. Are there other more "elegant" solutions?
TIA,
Greg
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